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wánakʷane

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he is a person missing a heel,

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
wánakʷanetone who is...,part.
wénakʷanαtone who lost...,.c. conj.
wénakʷanetone (deceased) missing a heel.prior.

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  • wánahlohs shared opening senile man or woman, crone,
  • wánihaso shared opening he/it disappears quickly, vanishes,
  • wánihate shared opening he loses,
  • wánihle shared opening he/it is lost, he goes astray, loses his way, disappears;;
  • wánikane shared opening he has lost a leg,
  • wánikαte shared opening he is missing a leg,

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  • akənáwewe same theme: People he deals out, distributes to people;
  • aləmákʷətehle same theme: People he swims away/onward under the water (person, fish, beaver, otter),
  • alαkómkαməwe same theme: People he does adopting, adopts people;
  • amekalohkewíno same theme: People he degrades people by inborn trait or nature,
  • anə́shake same theme: People he has a limp body or flesh, his body is limp, (as a fat person, toad or frog),
  • apikʷáhpskəso same theme: People he is hollow (a ball, person).

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